I got more into "principles" than stacks recently and can fight might way telling performance optimization stories about stock market-connected microservices an

I got more into "principles" than stacks recently and can fight might way telling performance optimization stories about stock market-connected microservices and so I get less question about stupid stuff like how you color a div using react vs angular. Honestly, I ve done all the frameworks at various point, either they help touch your dom or clean your code, and now I teach noobs in JS at the bank to just do their own frigging well cut functions, around jquery and basta. The only thing I allow is a css preprocessor because that's a true progress. There s so little to gain with a JS framework (I agree typescript is a good initiative tho) and so much to pay in time wasted. And God knows impatient idiots like to "migrate" "legacy", so the least surface you expose to "unmaintained framework", the least you hear those morons steering the company towards non productive migration work to get less than we started with :D